>>514216040
So the truth of it all is that basically there's a world-ending catastrophe every 11,000-12,000 years, and a miniature one every 6,000 years, which almost wipes all life off of the Earth. This has been happening for an undetermined amount of time, but they don't want people to know this (even though the Sun itself has polar shifts every 11,000 years.) This means that we have had many iterations of civilization already that were completely annihilated by these events, but the planet is actually populated by ancient non-human species like the Reptile niggers. They were the original Anunnaki who had a war with other Gods after creating us and giving us knowledge, and we are literally an engineered group of subspecies. This is why diversity will never work and all religions are fake bullshit--it's all just been genetic warfare and lies since the beginning. They don't want you to know any of this because of what it means.

>>510895233
I find the morality argument to be extremely weak. People have a (God-given) moral intuition whether they recognize God or not. To say that "this good, that bad, because God says so" is childish and makes a mockery of morality (and of God) because it treats morality like a matter of opinion and simply adopts the supposed opinion of the greatest being that would theoretically have the best opinion - but a mere opinion nonetheless, as opposed to anything intrinsic. God doesn't have opinions like a flawed stupid mortal, God determines the conditions of the universe, that are often good and often evil, and is entirely above good and evil and opinions thereof. To suggest otherwise is to take God lightly.

>>16717877
The two One's Phi starts out with cancel each other out in favour of the actual Divine Source, simplex pressure mediation

This is reflected in the Trinity and overarching trinitarian structure of reality as well